Many clients come to me initially looking for help with invitations, but almost all of them end up continuing on with day-of paper goods. Here are some of the fun details we have been able to cook up together recently:
1) Foiled Napkins: These napkins were a hit! The bride was a teacher and had her students write love advice for her and her husband. I traced their handwriting and had them foiled on napkins that matched the blue and white color palette of the day. Guests could compare different versions during cocktail hour!
Wedding Guest UGC
2) Scalloped Menus: These were such a fun way to highlight the whimsical yet elevated feel of this wedding at a private home in New Hampshire. The wedding was extremely food-forward and I loved getting to highlight all the local produce that guests would be enjoying in a beautiful way.
Brooke Nash
3) Custom Seating Charts: This seating chart took the custom watercolor print from the invite envelope liners and turned it into a backdrop for the escort card display! The watercolor was created with the actual wedding florals in mind for a cohesive look.
Siobhan Stanton
4) Custom Candy Wrappers: These chocolate bars played off the Hershey’s logo with the couple’s last name. While initially displayed at the s’mores bar, rumor has it some were stuffed in purses and taken home for later!
98 Wedding Co.
5) Book Cloth Bar Signs: Designed with custom fabric to match the coastal aesthetic, these folios were paired with artwork from a local Mystic, Connecticut artist to highlight “His” and “Hers” signature cocktails.
Kaeli Baker Photography
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